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A Boeing 314 operated by Pan American Airways as the A captured Vickers 6-ton Mk. E Type B light tank, Shanghai, China, circa 1937-1938A Chinese military police unit during a review, Chongqing, China, 1938, photo 1 of 4A Chinese military police unit during a review, Chongqing, China, 1938, photo 2 of 4
A Boeing 314 operated by Pan American Airways as the 'California Clipper' passes the Ewa mooring mast and the Ewa Sugar Mill on approach to its Pearl Harbor landing area, 1938.A captured Vickers 6-ton Mk. E Type B light tank, Shanghai, China, circa 1937-1938A Chinese military police unit during a review, Chongqing, China, 1938, photo 1 of 4A Chinese military police unit during a review, Chongqing, China, 1938, photo 2 of 4
A Chinese military police unit during a review, Chongqing, China, 1938, photo 3 of 4A Chinese military police unit during a review, Chongqing, China, 1938, photo 4 of 4A column of Japanese Type 94 Te-Ke tankettes in China, circa 1938A group of Ki-32 aircraft at rest, circa 1930s
A Chinese military police unit during a review, Chongqing, China, 1938, photo 3 of 4A Chinese military police unit during a review, Chongqing, China, 1938, photo 4 of 4A column of Japanese Type 94 Te-Ke tankettes in China, circa 1938A group of Ki-32 aircraft at rest, circa 1930s
A gun of US Army 11th Field Artillery Regiment, US Territory of Hawaii, circa 1938A Mogami-class cruiser underway, circa late 1930sA reinforced concrete storehouse building at the Naval Supply Depot at Pearl Habor, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, date unknownA-17 aircraft at Oakland Airport, California, United States, 1938
A gun of US Army 11th Field Artillery Regiment, US Territory of Hawaii, circa 1938A Mogami-class cruiser underway, circa late 1930sA reinforced concrete storehouse building at the Naval Supply Depot at Pearl Habor, Oahu, US Territory of Hawaii, date unknownA-17 aircraft at Oakland Airport, California, United States, 1938
A-17A aircraft of US 17th Attack Squadron at rest at Oakland Airport, California, United States, 1938A5M aircraft at rest, date unknownAboriginal Taiwanese troops of the Takasago Volunteers unit of the Japanese Army, Taiwan, 1937-1945Aboriginal Taiwanese troops of the Takasago Volunteers unit of the Japanese Army, Taiwan, 1937-1945
A-17A aircraft of US 17th Attack Squadron at rest at Oakland Airport, California, United States, 1938A5M aircraft at rest, date unknownAboriginal Taiwanese troops of the Takasago Volunteers unit of the Japanese Army, Taiwan, 1937-1945Aboriginal Taiwanese troops of the Takasago Volunteers unit of the Japanese Army, Taiwan, 1937-1945
Adolf Hitler and Joseph Goebbels signing autographs, Germany, circa 1930sAdolf Hitler saluting a crowd, Germany, circa 1930sAdolf Hitler, Josef Dietrich, and others reviewing SS-Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler troops before the Kroll Opera House, Berlin, Germany, 1938Aerial view of Danziger Werft facilities, circa 1930s; note two floating drydocks, slips, gasworks containers (far right), and original site of Jan Klawitter Shipyard (peninsula, top right)
Adolf Hitler and Joseph Goebbels signing autographs, Germany, circa 1930sAdolf Hitler saluting a crowd, Germany, circa 1930sAdolf Hitler, Josef Dietrich, and others reviewing SS-Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler troops before the Kroll Opera House, Berlin, Germany, 1938Aerial view of Danziger Werft facilities, circa 1930s; note two floating drydocks, slips, gasworks containers (far right), and original site of Jan Klawitter Shipyard (peninsula, top right)

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